Hello /his/ I am looking for textual criticism of the Bible and perhaps the Quran, though that's probably not very common.
>pic unrelated, just something I want to read eventually
Really niggas? Not a single suggestion?
>>1367210
>Contradictions and Vile Utterances - Zoroastrian Critique of Judaism.pdf
https://mega.nz/#!UUBxzCRb!6V_vm_XCS6poMGseRknGJ8gEjrVDofvZlhg_-Sbuuxk
>>1367223
Holy shit. Do you have any modern suggestions?
>>1367233
I mostly have it for the high rate of keks per page. I don't think I've any modern longform exegetical critques of religious source texts. Closest other in my library's Abhinavagupta's commentary on the Bhagavad Gita.
>>1367256
Ah, thanks anyway. I'll just have to find some myself, then.
I was thinking some of the Christian fanatics and /pol/posters would have shit that has to do with the Quran but apparently no such luck
>>1367264
Nobody on this website understands Islam, including like 7/10ths of self professed Muslims.
I don't either, I should note, but even here it's almost impossible to get a discussion brewing on fiqh or historicity or ideological influence or Hadith collections.
>>1367277
Do you have a recommended translation? I've read the bible (Protestant, so I've not read the entire Apocrypha or any of the Othrodox ones) and I wanted to get around to the Quran
>>1367304
I have no idea what the line of transmission the one on my bookshelf comes through, again, I don't understand Islam.
If you want Apocrypha, "The Other Bible" edited by Willis Barnstone is a great springboard to other materials by offering various fragments thereof, and in some short cases entire texts.
Gnosis: Nature and History of Gnosticism (by Kurt Rudolph) is great for a broad understanding of various Gnostic groups, factions, and sects, and helps you not sound like you're fresh from /pol/ bleating about the evil demiurge.
>>1367317
Thanks a lot tripfag, I appreciate it
